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ComerSocia! News
Messers Coliis Brown, C. E.
Porterfield, Candler Carithers
and Candler Sorrells are spend
ing some time in South Georgia
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stone and
Miss Ruth Porterfield spent
Sunday in Tignall
Mr. Tryon Harris of Tignall
is the guest of Mr, E. E. Stone.
Mrs, T. W. Long, Miss Elise
Long and Mr. John Long attend
ed tne funeral of Mrs. Long’s
brother in Commerce Saturday.
Mrs. Clara Flannigan of
Athens spent Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. Fannie Cooper.
Mrs. Pearl Oldham and son of
Athens were guests of Comer
relatives.
Mrs. VV, H. Russell and son
John spent Thursday in Carlton
Dr. and Mrs. John A. Davison
of Selma Ala., attended the
Davison-Whelehel marriage
Saturday.
Miss Martha Stellings went
to Augusta Friday and was a
mong those attending the Ga.-
Ttalame game Saturday. Miss
Virginia Latimer of Comer was
her guest,
Athens Herald
Misses Willie Lou Russell and
Frances Moon, Messers J. H.
White and Howard Carrington
motored to Athens Thursday
night to see Hitchv-Koo,
Mrs. W. P. Rowe spent Fri
with her daughter Mrs. W. S,
Lowe at Colbert.
Mr. Will Sorrells of Daniels
ville was here Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Davison of
Cox College and Miss Margaret
Davison of Shoi ter College were
present for the marriage of
Mis? Elise Davison and Dr.
Fred Whelehel.
Miss Fanniemma Deadwler
Elberton was the week-end
guest of Miss Naomi Porterfield
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Armstrong
of Woodville motored over for
the Davison-Whelche! marriage
Saturday.
Messers Gus and Harry Stev
ens of Carlton were here for
the Davison-Whelchel weddiDg.
Mr. Otis Paul of Athens was
the week-end guest of hoine
fo!ks.
Mr. Herbert Moon was in
Athens Saturday.
Miss Delree Seymour was in
Elberton shopping Saturday.
Col. Q. L, Williford of Madi
son was in Comer a short while
Sunday.
Mrs, George David and sons
f (Carlton attended the Davison
W helchel marriage Saturday.
Mr. Homer Hall of Atlanta
spent Sunday with Comer rela
tives.
Mrs. H. F. Specht and Miss
Nellie Porterfield spent Satur
day.
Prof. Hoyt Wh jlchel of Atlan
ta and Mr. Con ■ !us Whelchel
of Ga.-Tech v.ei h re for the
Davison-Whelch ii arriage.
Mrs. Earnest o \ckiss. Mrs
Albert Davison a little Miss
' ark Da of Athens
Mr. ami Mr>. E Davison of
Woodville, Mir o ra Myrtle
Armstrong of .viile were
among the out i t v/n guests
at the Davison ;ch*l wed
ding Saturday r on.
Mrs. TANARUS, M: spent last
Saturday in At! i
Messers Ralph Porterfield and
Erwin Mathews were in Atlan
ta last week-end.
Mr. and Mrs, G, W. White
head, Misses Sadie Jones and
Blanche Rogers attended the
funeral of Mr. Buchamion at
Colbert Sunday.
. Mrs, W. D. Shipp and Miss
Mary Shipp who have been
guests of Dr. and Mrs. R. M.
Jetton left Monday for their
home in Gulfport Miss.
Messers Leon Adair and Har
old Mathews motored to Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Alexander
and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel of
near Lexington were guests of
Mrs. Florence Alexander Sun
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Power
and family of Stockbridge came
over for the Power-Rowe
marriage on Wednesday.
Mrs. Lon Mize of Atlanta is
the guest of Mrs. T. W. Long
and family.
Dr. Demsey of Atlanta has
been in Comer several days.
Mr. E. E. Stone spent last
week in Tignall. -
Miss Curtis Cox is visiting in
Danielsville.
Mr. and Mrs. Velpoe Long of
Atlanta were in Comer a short
while Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Loftis of
Comer were in Athens shop
ping Saturday. —Banner
Mr. and Mrs. W, S. Lowe of
Colbert came over Wednesday
for the Power-Rowe wedding.
Mrs. C. E. Porterfield is
visiting in Athens. ‘v l l 1 {
Mr. W. T. Kelso of Lavonia
was in Comer Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Williford vyas in
Danielsville yesterday.
Mesdames B. F. Suddath of
Gi!l?ville and W. S. Henderson
of Maysville were guests of' t)r
and Mrs C C Whelehel for the
Davison-Whelche! marriage.
Is Your Blood Starving
For Want of Iron ?
|rm lit BoU-Hlooi Fj-hxl—XdmUl Iraqi
Help* rut SuMt Into th Clwdta of
Women and Stmi ttU noil Enarjy
Into tbs Viiu of Mao.
If you were to go wft&oa* eatlnj *ratl! 71**
ttromc weak, thin and gmacuiteii. yiu uotiki
fiat do ft moro serious h r*m to yourself thir
when yon let your blood tUrreiiif
W*at of iron—iron that gi/;?3 it 3tre;i;jVi sn<f
power to chftnro fond into tiviag tiaaue,
Cjssclcc niutAruju. WitfwuV pletfty
4n tfie blood, no mat tar how much or wliul
yen eat, your food sirip'.y pa;sj through yvi
without doing you atiy good —vail don’t got
the strength out of it and instead of bring
filled With youthful strength and eaergy y i*t
are weak, nervous and all run-djwn*. If 70 i
ate not strong or welt yott owe it to yodrseiS
to make the following test: 'See how long
you can walk or how far you ca.t wxrk
without 'becoming tired. -Next t;ik? <-vy Vi v?.- -
grain tablets of ordinary Nuxited Iron tar-s
time* per day after meals for two we-tka.
then test your strength again au.i tee Inw
much you hava gained. Numbers of vrrr t,
run-down p-eopla w' o were ailing I*l the
while have most astoni.liiagly Increased their
Strength and endurance si-tply by taking
iron in the proper form. But don't take thj
cld hinds of iron simply to save a few cents.
You must tai:o iron in ? firm that can Vi
easily absorbed and assimilated tii;e Nut
•:rd Iron if yon want it to do you priod.
otherwise it maw prove worse than n v’.ess.
You can proc-ire Nuxatcd Iron from 7nr
dr-.ggi.it on an absolute guarantee of sat?*,
faction or your money will be tslaaduU, .
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$25. Weekly, Men-Wo
men. Advertise, start
Candy factory at home,
small room anvwhere
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We tell how and furnish
everything
Specialty Ca ndyma kin g
House
5 S. 18th 8t Phila., Pa
FOR SALE
A few bushels of nice
Pulghrum oats at 51.75
per bushel.
Ralph Collier
V 1 ljLtj MOWITUK. P AiNlftbS V ILjLCj.
For Hemstitching
Picoting, Pleatings,
Buttons made to order,
send to Miss D. Baugh
314 Holman Bidg,
Athens, Ga. Mail orders
given prompt attention.
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FOR SALE
Ore sideboard extra
large, hail rack, 1 chiffo
nier, chairs etc. ah in good
condition and very cheap.
Call Mrs. J. V. 'Stephens.
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Thanksgiving Sales
Thanksgiving Entertaining is only a few days away
and the accompanying season of social affairs is already
heralding its coining. Whether you are making prepa
rations in the home or are thinking about appropriate
new apparel you will be interested in these special
Thanksgiving Sales which we are featuring throughout
the store.
New Suits, New Coats,
New Dresses, New Furs
New waists
Special Sale ot High Class Furs
25 Percent Discount on All Furs
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Nows your opportunity to buy a coat, 25 Percent Discount on all furs and fur coats
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thi3 week, n
200 Dresses Just Unpacked .
In Tricotine, Serge, Charrnuse, and Velours in a Special Sale this week at .
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$25.00
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This is a wonderful
opportunity to pur
chase a lovely Dress
at this low price
$25.00
Separate Skirts
You may choose plain shades apd simply.tailored Btyles ir find yourself entirely won over
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with these accordian pleated’Skirts ctf Silk-or WooJ 1 !;'.
Stunningailk Poplin Skirts in Taupe, Navy and black at. 650. 7'50, 8.50, 10.00 and 12, 50.
New plaid skirts just received'in“ neb"plaid li'at .
. ~ , 1W.125.0and 15.00 , ‘
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CharmingSUits
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Of Tricotine, Velour, SiUertone, and £;e,rge, with collars that - batten up smartly in true
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choker fashion, to protect one from severe' ! winds- and driving: snows. Brown and other
shades are 3hown as well as the. pever-to-be forgotten navy
50.00,65.00. 75:00 and 85.00
A Modish Scarf .
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: in twojthales of soft Brussel! Wool ha3 shawl-like grace. After its tiny leather best is
adjusted if becomes a Coatee!
1 We are showing some beautiful Scarfs from
~ 5.00 to 25.00
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Lovely sweaters just arrived in new and wanted shades, 8.0 to 18. 0
W. T. COLLINS & CO.
~ Where The Styles Are Shown First
It Is Not Too Early to Plan
For Christmas
What a feeling of satisfaction when you have listed ycur
Christmas Gifts and avoided the uncertainties and hurry c
last-minute pur ch asin g
Our stock is now replete with gift suggestions V -
you who have never dealt here to cay us a visit
You will be welcome and made to feei at home
BRANDT’S, Jewelers
Insurance Bldg, Athens, Ga.
Otffs for ~Evcrv Occasion
$35.00
These are wonder
ful values and styles
in Navy, Taupe, Rein
deer and Black all at
$35.00
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